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the storm was the strongest to hit india in 20 years. 0ur correspondent rahul tandon has been to one towards the areas hardest hit by the cyclone. along the way, the destruction is all too visible. these people are amongst the hundreds of thousands who were moved to safety in puri. they came to the shelters with whatever they could carry. many are still traumatised. translation: he has been sick. my wife is worried. she is constantly crying. there is no medical help here. we are suffering a lot. next to the shelter is one of the areas worst affected by cyclone fani. this woman returned to her home for the first time this morning. translation: this used to be our bedroom. the roof has blown away. all the houses in the slum here have been damaged. across 10,000 villages in odisha, there are scenes like this. there used to be life here. now there is just despair. in india, it is always the poor who suffer the most. this "basti", or slum, has been completely destroyed by the cyclone. they fled from here for their lives, and when they returned there was nothing left. they're now worried a

rahul tandon is there in the town of puri and sent this report.uch was the fury of one of india's most powerful storms in recent times. glass smashes. shouting. cyclone fani hit the eastern state of adisha with torrential rain and devastating winds of more than 125 mph. it made landfall at eight in the morning in the tourist town of puri. anticipating its impact, the authorities had evacuated hundreds of thousands of people. in the state capital, bhubaneswar, this crane was brought crashing down. one of india's poorest states now has a huge clean—up operation on its hands. and that's not going to be easy where many parts of it are cut off from each other. this is why a million people were moved into temporary shelters. most of them are now safe, but the question they're asking is what has happened to their homes and what impact will this have on their lives? many villages are now submerged, and flooding is a major concern. and it's not over yet. cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — kolkata. rahultandon,

our correspondent, rahul tandon, has the latest. recent times. smashing glass cyclone fani hit the eastern state of adisha with torrential rain and devastating winds of more than 125 miles an hour. it made landfall at eight in the morning in the tourist town of puri. anticipating its impact, authorities evacuated hundreds of thousands of people. in the state capital, this crane was brought crashing down. one of india's poorest states now has a huge clean—up operation on its hands. and that's not going to be easy, where many parts of it are cut off from each other. this is why1 million people were moved into temporary shelters. most of them are now safe, but the question they are asking is what has happened to their homes and what impact will this have on their lives? many villages are now submerged, and flooding is a major concern. and it's not over yet. cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — calcutta. rahultandon, bbc news, india. rahultandon, bbc news, bhubaneswar. the funeral of the foot

coast as "phenomenal", with bangladesh the next country in the storm's path. 0ur correspondent rahul tandonf one of india's most powerful storms in recent times. glass smashes. shouting. cyclone fani hit the eastern state of adisha with torrential rain and devastating winds of more than 125 mph. it made landfall at eight in the morning in the tourist town of puri. anticipating its impact, the authorities had evacuated hundreds of thousands of people. in the state capital, bhubaneswar, this crane was brought crashing down. one of india's poorest states now has a huge clean—up operation on its hands. and that's not going to be easy where many parts of it are cut off from each other. this is why a million people were moved into temporary shelters. most of them are now safe, but the question they're asking is what has happened to their homes and what impact will this have on their lives? many villages are now submerged, and flooding is a major concern. and it's not over yet. cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — kolkata. rahultandon, bbc news, bhubane

rahul tandon reports. this is the fury of nature in one of india's poorest states.the last hour we've seen the wind speeds increase dramatically. in puri, where the cyclone came in, wind speeds are up to 210 kilometres an hour. on thursday one of the largest evacuations that this area has ever seen took place. the authorities used tractors, boats, cars, any form of transport they could find, to get people into safety, into those temporary shelters. the first part of that work has been done. but when this cyclone passes by, many people will have seen their lives destroyed. their land will have been destroyed by the cyclone and the boats they go fishing on will also be devastated. a huge operation taking place, now the government asking people to stay indoors. many people in those shelters though will be worried. what will they go back to when this cyclone moves on? the time is 18 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... the conservatives and labour lose hundreds of council seats across england with voters apparently fed up england with voters apparently fed

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our correspondent rahul tandon is in eastern india for us this morning.severity of the storm thatis we can see the severity of the storm that is hitting there behind you. absolutely, one of india's poorest states is feeling the full force of nature. the meteorological department said the cyclone hit this pa rt department said the cyclone hit this part of the country a couple of hours ago, the winds are gusting at up hours ago, the winds are gusting at up to 210 kilometres an hour and torrential rain lashing across this particular region. region. yesterday more than one million people were moved by the authorities, they used tractor, boat, car, bussing anything they could find to move them from they could find to move them from the low lying areas to temporary shelter but some said they wouldn't 90, shelter but some said they wouldn't go, they were concerned about their properties and their boats. a huge operation taking place, the government asking people to stay indoor, many people in those shelters will be worried. what will they go back to when this cy

rahul tandon reports. this is the fury of nature in one of india's poorest states.hat work has been done. but when this cyclone passes by, many people will have seen their lives destroyed. their land will have been destroyed by the cyclone and the boats they go fishing on will also be devastated. a huge operation taking place, now the government asking people to stay indoors. many people in those shelters, though, will be worried. what will they go back to when this cyclone moves on? new research has found that people receiving effective treatment for hiv cannot pass on the virus to their sexual partners. a study, published in the lancet medicaljournal, looked at nearly 1,000 gay male couples and discovered no cases of hiv transmission over eight years. the researchers say it's a "powerful message", which everyone should be aware of. a second man has been charged with the murder of 14—year—old jaden moodie, who was knocked off a moped and stabbed in east london. jaden was found injured on a road in leyton, following reports of a crash in january this year. 21—year—o